Enes Unal is set to leave Bournemouth for Getafe after the south‑coast club approved his departure on a free transfer that includes performance-related add-ons. Ben Jacobs was the first to report it.
The report outlines a structure in which the move carries no guaranteed fee but could be worth up to €1.5 million in bonuses. Bournemouth are also said to have retained a 20% sell-on clause, preserving a stake in any future sale of the forward.
As phrased, the development points to a deal that is close rather than officially announced. There is no indication in the reporting of final formalities being completed, and neither club has confirmed the transfer at the time of writing.
For Bournemouth, the package represents a low-risk exit that may still yield a return if add-on conditions are met or if the player is moved on for a fee later. From Getafe’s perspective, securing the player without an initial outlay would constitute a cost-effective addition, with the upside of any performance triggers lying in their hands.
Further details, such as contract length in Spain or timelines for completion, have not been disclosed in the reporting. Any announcement from the clubs would clarify when the move becomes official.